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Thanks. All of these suggestions help. I still need to figure out what I am going to do and all of your suggestions helped me see a bigger picture. Thank you.
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Thanks. All of these suggestions help. I still need to figure out what I am going to do and all of your suggestions helped me see a bigger picture. Thank you.

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Hello,<br />
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I have been asked to look at someone's oracle calendar. They want to export their calendar data to ICS files. I am not sure what versin they are running, but it might be version 11. Anyway, I haven't worked directly on an Oracle calendar before. How is the calendaring information stored? Is it in a database or in files? Where would I look to find out the structure of the calendar and/or how to run administrator utilities to export selected user calendars to ICS files?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
John
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Hello,

I have been asked to look at someone's oracle calendar. They want to export their calendar data to ICS files. I am not sure what versin they are running, but it might be version 11. Anyway, I haven't worked directly on an Oracle calendar before. How is the calendaring information stored? Is it in a database or in files? Where would I look to find out the structure of the calendar and/or how to run administrator utilities to export selected user calendars to ICS files?

Thanks,
John

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